COL Greenwood
Initally assigned as TF Oregon Commander and subsequently as TF
Pontchartrain Deputy to Task Force Commander BG Doug Pritt.
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COL Greenwood's Galleries
RSOI (5 pictures)
Receiving, staging, and onward movement of forces assigned to TF Pontchartrain proved the linchpin in getting troops in position to quickly embark on Stability and Support Operations.
SASO (11 pictures)
Soldiers of TF Pontchartrain quickly integrated into the existing command structure and wasted no time embarking on stability and support operations.
A few photos of happenings around the TF Pontchartrain AO.
Photos taken around the JTF Pontchartain Area of Operations
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Messages
The Oregon National Guard kicked it in to high gear immediately after the storm passage. Realizing that the magnitude of the damage and destruction to the infrastructure and the extensive human suffering exceeded the capacity of the the LANG, Oregon deployed more than 2,000 Soldiers from two brigades to participate in security, stability, and humanitarian assistance efforts. It was a tremendous effort to synchronize the rapid deployment of personnel and equipment via strategic air and line haul clear across the country. It was great to be a part of a much bigger effort comprised of more than 50,000 National Guard Soldiers and Airman.
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